Corporate Web Design

Corporate web design: custom code, and 150 checks before launch.
No price list. A written quote that fits your scope.

Our corporate web design starts from custom code, not a ready-made theme. We grade every design on 10 axes before you see it, and before launch the site goes through a 150-point list covering search, speed, accessibility, security and device tests.

Corporate firms, online stores, local services and software products. For businesses whose site is old, slow or off-brand, and who want the next one built and measured properly.

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Trusted Digital Partner
46 client sites · Next.js + Vercel
46
Client sites built
150
Pre-launch checks
10
Design scoring axes
80
Minimum score to present
10+ years · 278+ brandsCustom code, no ready-made themes150-point pre-launch checkDesign graded on 10 axesWCAG 2.2 AA accessibility checksSenior core team + our own AI agent system (Vorkaz)Next.js + VercelMulti-language readyTrusted Digital Partner10+ years · 278+ brandsCustom code, no ready-made themes150-point pre-launch checkDesign graded on 10 axesWCAG 2.2 AA accessibility checksSenior core team + our own AI agent system (Vorkaz)Next.js + VercelMulti-language readyTrusted Digital Partner
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30-second summary

For those in a hurry.

  • Phone first: the site is tested down to 375 pixels wide, then on tablet and desktop.
  • Speed is measured: targets are LCP under 2.5 seconds, INP under 200 milliseconds, CLS under 0.1.
  • Search and accessibility are built in from day one: structured data, sitemap, WCAG 2.2 AA.
  • 150 checks before launch: search, speed, accessibility, security, analytics, content, legal pages and devices.
  • No price list: we talk through scope and send a written quote. Timeline and terms are in the quote.
What we do

Six layers of a website, one team.

In corporate web design, the same team builds every layer, from design to launch, and checks it against the same list.

Next.js + React

Server-rendered pages: they load fast, and search engines and AI crawlers can read the content directly.

Design system (shadcn + Tailwind)

Colour, type and spacing decisions live in one place. New pages use the same components, so the site stays consistent.

Content panel (Sanity/Strapi)

When needed, a panel for updating text, images and blog posts without code. Included according to scope.

Measured speed

LCP, INP and CLS targets and the Lighthouse score are measured before handover.

Search foundations

Structured data, sitemap, robots file, canonical URLs and language tags. The groundwork for any later SEO work.

Security and monitoring

Security headers, HTTPS, form protection and error monitoring. Our list has 15 items dedicated to security.

Our checklist

What we check before launch: 150 items.

Examples from the checklist, from search foundations to device tests.

30 items

Search foundations

  • Each page points search engines to one preferred address.
  • Each page has its own search title.
  • Multilingual pages tell search engines which language they use.
20 items

Speed and performance

  • Measuring how long the main page content takes to appear.
  • Text and images stay in place as the page loads.
  • The main image is lightweight and sized for the screen.
25 items

Accessibility

  • Text is easy to distinguish from its background.
  • Buttons and links work using only a keyboard.
  • Form errors are explained in clear language.
15 items

Security

  • Visitors are directed to a secure connection.
  • Form entries are also validated on the server.
  • Excessive requests in a short period are limited.
10 items

Analytics

  • Checking that visitor analytics sends data.
  • Important visitor actions use consistent names in analytics.
  • Tracking the visitor journey across domains when needed.
20 items

Content

  • Turkish characters are written correctly.
  • Empty lists and search results show helpful text.
  • The business name, address and phone number appear in the footer.
10 items

Legal information

  • Checking the privacy notice explaining how personal data is used.
  • Checking return and refund terms on online stores.
  • Checking trademark and copyright notices in the footer.
20 items

Browsers and devices

  • Testing the site in Safari on a Mac.
  • Checking the layout on a narrow phone screen.
  • Checking the layout on a tablet in landscape orientation.

The first 7 days after launch

6 items
  • Monitoring whether pages are indexed by Google.
  • Using a test transaction to check that key actions are recorded.
  • Checking the system that monitors site availability.
Our development approach

Four pillars, all of them measured.

In corporate web design, 'looks good' is not a measure on its own. Performance, accessibility, design system and content priority are tested before handover.

01

Performance

Measurable speed

Targets: LCP under 2.5 seconds, INP under 200 milliseconds, CLS under 0.1. Image sizing, font loading and code splitting are planned from the start. For the whole site, not one page.

02

Accessibility

For everyone

WCAG 2.2 AA is the benchmark. Colour contrast of at least 4.5:1, keyboard navigation and screen reader support are separate items. 25 items on our list cover accessibility.

03

Design System

Consistent components

Brand decisions become colour, type and spacing variables first, and components draw on them. New pages reuse the same parts; if the brand colour changes, it changes in one place.

04

Content Priority

Content before decoration

Every page gets its own title, description and structured data. Content comes from data files, so adding a page is a content task, not a coding task.

Why these 4 pillars?

Because all four can be measured. Four of the 8 sections in our 150-point list map directly onto them: search, performance, accessibility and content.

Work process

Our web design process in 8 steps.

Each step answers three questions: what we do, why we do it, and what you gain.

  1. What we do

    We discuss your audience, conversion goal, competitors, brand voice and content inventory. If you have a site, we review its speed, accessibility and search setup.

    Why it matters

    When the goal is vague, revision rounds drag on. Discovery puts scope and success criteria in writing. 'Which button gets pressed' comes before technology.

    Your benefit

    You see exactly what you are paying for in the written quote. Scope and goal are clear from the start.

Sector fit

Corporate, e-commerce, healthcare and local service: a different flow for each.

E-commerce

A structure that simplifies product, cart and checkout. Payment and shipping integrations are scoped with you.

Corporate + B2B

Service pages, quote form, multiple languages and, when needed, a blog and case studies.

Healthcare + Clinic

Appointment path, specialist pages, medical organisation structured data and privacy notices.

Local service

Visible phone and WhatsApp, area pages, Google Business Profile link.

Who runs this service
Adana · Londra
46
Client sites
150
Pre-launch checks
AI
Agent system + core team
10
Design scoring axes
Lead specialist

Can Davarcı

I lead the team that designs, codes and launches your site. Our code history holds 46 client sites; across them, the median active build time in the first 7 days is about 3.5 hours. That figure leaves out gathering content and your approval rounds, which usually set the real timeline.

Our rule is simple: we score each design on 10 axes ourselves and never show you anything under 80 out of 100. Before launch we run the 150-point list. Our core team works from Adana and London with an AI agent system we built ourselves. When you have a question, you reach me directly.

Founder & Growth Marketing Specialist · Last updated: October 2026
Where it sits

Ready-made theme, site builder, custom code.

Each route has its place. With a tight budget and few pages, a site builder may be enough. If you need on-brand design and measured speed, custom code fits.

Slow site = lost visitors

An old site costs you in four places.

Pages that load late

On a phone, visitors leave a slow page before they read your offer. We talk about speed with measurements taken before handover, not guesses.

Pages failing Core Web Vitals

Google uses these metrics when it assesses page experience. LCP, INP and CLS targets are the first performance items on our list.

Plugins nobody updates

On a plugin-based site, every plugin needs its own updates and security follow-up. When that slips, gaps stay open.

Pages that all look different

Without a design system, every new page is drawn from scratch and consistency breaks. We lock the decisions in one place from the start.

Investment

Transparent investment.

One-time project
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The price is set in a written quote based on your scope.
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What you get
  • Design and code made for your brand
  • Phone-first build, tested down to 375 pixels
  • Search setup: sitemap, structured data, titles and descriptions
  • Speed and accessibility measurement
  • 150-point pre-launch check
  • Phone, WhatsApp and form paths tested
  • Maintenance and aftercare: terms in the written quote
What you'll have

Beyond the videos.

What you actually take with you when you enroll.

Speed measured at handover

LCP, INP and CLS targets, plus a Lighthouse performance score of 90 or higher on mobile and 95 or higher on desktop, are items on our list.

Phone first

Starts at 375 pixels wide, then tablet and desktop. Menus, forms and buttons are tested at every size.

Search foundations included

Sitemap, robots file, a title and description per page, structured data and language tags when needed. Submitted to Search Console at launch.

Terms in writing

Scope, timeline, revisions and maintenance terms are set out in the written quote.

AI Search · AEO/GEO

So AI assistants can read your site.

Assistants such as ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini crawl sites when they answer. Page structure and structured data help them read your content correctly.

Example AI queries (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini)
"Who builds corporate Next.js websites?""Agency with a pre-launch website checklist""Headless CMS web design agency recommendation""I'm looking for a WCAG AA compliant web dev agency""Corporate website agency in Turkey"

Semantic HTML + ARIA landmarks

Proper header, main, article and section elements instead of nested divs. Screen readers and AI crawlers read the same structure.

Rich JSON-LD structured data

Organisation, website, page and breadcrumbs on every page; product data on product pages, article and author on the blog, question-and-answer data on FAQs.

Pages with real text

A page made only of images is a closed box to crawlers. Key pages carry readable text, a clean heading order and image descriptions.

llms.txt + crawler directives

Alongside the robots file, llms.txt summarises your main topics for AI assistants. Access rules for AI crawlers are set separately.

Content ready on the server

Because content is rendered on the server, crawlers can read it without running the page. Pages built only in the browser can look empty to some crawlers.

Freshness signals

Last-updated dates appear both in visible text and in structured data. When content changes, the date changes too.

150
Pre-launch checks
30
Search setup items
25
Accessibility items
Honest answers

Things you might be wondering.

We don't have a price list for corporate web design, because scope varies from project to project. Four factors set the quote: the number and type of pages, how custom the design is, integrations (payments, booking, multiple languages, content panel) and who provides the content. Fill in the form; once we have talked through the scope, we send a written quote.

When you're ready

Let's rebuild your website.
Measured and checked.

Fill in the form. We review your current site, talk through the scope of your corporate web design and send you a written quote.

No price list · Written quote · 150-point pre-launch check
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One-time project